Gold and Silver Edge Higher as Traders Eye Jackson Hole

Gold and silver prices ticked up Tuesday morning, with investors treading carefully ahead of the Federal Reserve’s annual Jackson Hole symposium later this week.
December gold futures rose $6.30 to $3,384.70, while September silver gained $0.076 to $38.115.
Markets remain cautious as Fed Chair Jerome Powell is set to deliver a closely watched speech Friday that could outline the path for U.S. interest rates in September. Stocks traded mixed globally, and U.S. indexes looked set for a softer open.
On the geopolitical front, President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin Monday, pushing for a potential summit with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy and hinting at possible prisoner releases as part of confidence-building steps. Zelenskiy welcomed U.S. involvement, saying security guarantees must form part of any deal.
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Meanwhile, in Asia, the People’s Bank of China injected $65 billion into its financial system — its largest move since July — helping stabilize bonds after weeks of heavy selling as investors shifted into equities.
Elsewhere, the U.S. dollar weakened slightly, crude oil hovered around $62.75 a barrel, and the 10-year Treasury yield stood near 4.33%.
Technical Outlook
Gold bulls maintain the near-term advantage, eyeing $3,500 as the next resistance level, with support at $3,319. Silver traders hold a similar edge, with targets set toward $39.91 and downside support near $36.28.
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